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by careersuicide 11y ago
This is really awesome! I had always just assumed the servers ran on Windows NT or similar. I'm not really sure why I thought that. Maybe because SphereServer and RunUO are/were for Windows so the association stuck in my head? But
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by careersuicide 11y ago
My understanding (based on some old blog posts[1]) is that while there's no (published) formal grammar there's definitely a set of internal rules that WoTC uses for determining how things are phrased. What is considered "tech
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by careersuicide 11y ago
If I'm honest with myself, part of what really attracted me to hardcore punk as a teenager was the risk of violence at shows. It's rare that anyone gets seriously injured, but there's almost always this sense of tension and l
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by careersuicide 11y ago
The Judge show in Austin at The Mohawk during Fun Fun Fun Fest 2013 was one of the best things I've ever seen. It was inside, so in a room that's about 20 feet by 25 feet, with a 2.5 foot stage. Completely packed with people. As s
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by careersuicide 12y ago
Is this a reference to "The Last Starfighter"?
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by careersuicide 12y ago
This is right up my alley. You might be interested in a project of mine I work on from time to time: https://github.com/seaneshbaugh/rosetta-euler
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by careersuicide 12y ago
>More money leads in almost all people to artificial value, short term superficial happiness, degradation of the soul. >Longer term less money creates in almost all people higher valuation of the most simple and basic things, which tr
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by careersuicide 12y ago
This release is doubly exciting for me because it means my copy of the Programming Elixir book should be shipping very soon! I think I can very closely relate to Dave Thomas when he expressed his excitement about Elixir and how similar it w
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by careersuicide 12y ago
Funny you should ask. I actually started giving an honest go at learning Haskell before I started learning Erlang and later Elixir. So for me, I wouldn't say they were as eye opening as Haskell (truthfully Common Lisp and Scheme gave m
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by careersuicide 12y ago
I use it for some minor automation tasks at work (munging data in files and the like). That's one of the coolest things about Elixir in my opinion; it's great for the kind of stuff you used to use Perl for, while still being fanta
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by careersuicide 13y ago
In general great effort is made to ensure that probes don't contain any biological contaminates so if we do discover signs of life we're very certain it wasn't a microbe that hitched a ride. As far as contamination from drill
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by careersuicide 13y ago
Here's a little side project I've been working on for a few months: https://github.com/seaneshbaugh/rosetta-euler/ I've been a little busy lately so it's been neglected somewhat. Why is Prolog
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by careersuicide 13y ago
Many summers years ago, during an internship, I got tasked with setting up a development machine from old parts lying around the office. One of those parts was an, even at the time, ancient hard drive. When I first powered the computer up e
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by careersuicide 13y ago
In regards to a csv-like export of a store location database: # This format is weird and makes no sense but it's what the client is expecting for some reason.
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by careersuicide 13y ago
I think it's actually worse than that. Obviously I have only anecdotal evidence, but as far as I can tell, a large minority (maybe even a small majority) of people support what the NSA has been doing. They don't necessarily unders
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by careersuicide 13y ago
>Complacency is how tyranny works everywhere and in all ages. I think your point specifically about Iraq is largely likely to be correct, but I have never been able to swallow this argument, which comes up just about every discussion of
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by careersuicide 14y ago
This is exactly the reason why pretty much every house show no longer gets its location listed on Facebook or on flyers where I live. Instead we just put "ask a punk" for the address. You have to be in the know or you won't find out. Unfort